July 20, 2013

Southmost Family homeless after crew demolishes wrong House.

















A southmost family of eight are asking for the public help with donations of clothes, baby items, groceries and furniture following a terrible mistake when Cameron Works employees mistakenly demolished the wrong home early yesterday morning.

Some of the residents of the home were still in the house sleeping when they felt the ground shake and amidst screams and worried neighbors trying to get the attention of the crew so they could stop the demolition they were able to run out of the house and into the street before the 3 room home collapsed on part of the driveway.

Maria Enriquez of Brownsville, Texas with her four children aged 12, 14, 17 and a 21 year old were able to flee the residence and called 911 to inform them of the mistake.  Cameron Works employee did not stopped the demolition even though neighbors informed them of their mistake by showing them the decrepit building to the left of the home that had actual notices on its fence labeling it condemned.

The family has set up a Facebook account and is hoping people from the Valley can help them with donations or by donating furniture, televisions sets or a telephone so that they can get back on their feet, no word yet if Cameron Works is going to help the family that decided to spend the night with their neighbors.

July 17, 2013

Jackie Chan Confirmed DEAD following deadly stunt















Yahoo News and TMZ are confirming reports that actor Jackie Chan passed away last night after a terrible miscalculation in a stunt he was performing went awfully wrong, the actor fell ten stories to his death and witnesses and media were there to record the grisly accident.



click here for the gruesome video, RIP.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kiqket3eZ8




July 16, 2013

Kmart "GOING OUT OF THE BUSINESS SALE" this weekend 50%, 60% and 70% OFF!












Kmart store located at 2454 Pablo Kisel Blvd is going out of the business and is hosting a four day weekend starting this thursday at 5:30 a.m. opening the store and slashing prices and reducing merchandise in this extreme sale.  The store is going to be offering discounts up to 70% on all items even items that are already in sale, store management are forced to enforced this margin call due to the decline in sales of the once famous Kmart franchise that boomed in the early 70's in the cameron county area.  Kmart management and owners are hoping that during these four day sale weekend, residents from the Rio Grande Valley and neighboring towns of Reynosa and Monterrey will be delighted in acquiring at cheap prices furniture, shoes, garden items and clothes so that the store would not experience another loss of almost 245,000 dollars for this month of July.





All items are sold as is and there is no limit for the customer, if they noticed that the items already have a discount or are in sale they can get more discount toward it when they check out.


For the first 200 customers arriving at the store Kmart employees are going to be offering a continental breakfast and cold ice coffee in the parking lot.